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I have a subconjunctival hemorrage 3 weeks ago after eye trauma..the spot of blood disappear slowly..its normal to take more than 3 weeks to resolve?
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Yes: Depending on the size of the hemorrhage these can take 1-6 weeks to resolve. Be sure that you have had an actual examination if you injured your eye or if you have any change in vision or pain.
Answered 10/3/2020
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Yes: Large sub conjunctival hemorrhage a may take longer to resolve than smaller ones. Blood thinners may also prolong recovery as well. As long as it is resolving and your eye is otherwise structurally intact, you should be ok.
Answered 12/12/2015
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